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Dinner for One James – Wilson Dunster Miss Sophie – Elize Cawood Directed by Andrè Stolz Also known as The 90th Birthday, the cult classic ‘Dinner for One’ is a comedy sketch written for the theatre in the 1920’s. A German television station recorded a live performance in 1963. This comical play subsequently went on to become the most frequently repeated TV programme ever - according to the Guinness Book of Records 1995. Note that the plot has nothing to do with New Year's Eve, as is often incorrectly stated. There is a "Happy New Year" toast, but this is purely a reference to Miss Sophie's anniversary. DIRECTOR’S NOTE “From the outset we decided not to be overly influenced by the original film but to revisit the script and give our own interpretation of the stage directions and familiar dialogue. We wanted to make the characters as real and truthful as possible without losing the eccentric madness of the piece. What gave me endless pleasure was to see Wilson and Elize creating (in a farce lasting only 20 minutes) two characters each with a wide emotional spectrum. It has been an absolute honour working with them.” Our grateful thanks to 1485 Radio Today for sponsoring airtime and to Hollywood Costumes for sponsoring costumes and props. ‘Dinner for One’ is ideal for Corporate functions, Birthday parties, end-of-year functions - in fact any occasion that calls for celebration. For booking and info: 082-772-6372